Can the dropping/dripping warranty please be explained? How does it work, how many "uses", and a description of the damage req/fix put in place...
38534
I would not recommend the warranty at all. I had to use it just once and if the item is dropped or has any kind of water damage, it is not covered that is if you can even get past all the run around to get to that point. My question was, how else can an iPod be damaged. What?
423516
It was a 1 year limited manufacturer's warranty. They would either repair or replace the unit depending on what the problem was. This did not include if you dropped it and it broke apart or if it was immersed it water and the electrical system got messed up. Only if there was a defect with the unit.
1657630
If you purchased directly from Young Living you'd have had a 1 year warranty. By not purchasing directly from them, you are likely out of luck. However, they sometimes need a good cleaning with rubbing alcohol or vinegar to get the little vibrating disc in the bottom to unstick. It's also possible that water has leaked into the motor housing, especially if it tipped over recently or if it's been run quite frequently. If that could be the case, you can pull out the grey rubber pegs from underneath (they hide the screws), unscrew the base and open it up to air out for a day or two. This happened to me and airing it out is what fixed it. If you purchased directly from Young Living you'd have had a 1 year warranty. By not purchasing directly from them, you are likely out of luck. However, they sometimes need a good cleaning with rubbing alcohol or vinegar to get the little vibrating disc in the bottom to unstick. It's also possible that water has leaked into the motor housing, especially if it tipped over recently or if it's been run quite frequently. If that could be the case, you can pull out the grey rubber pegs from underneath (they hide the screws), unscrew the base and open it up to air out for a day or two. This... » Read More If you purchased directly from Young Living you'd have had a 1 year warranty. By not purchasing directly from them, you are likely out of luck. However, they sometimes need a good cleaning with rubbing alcohol or vinegar to get the little vibrating disc in the bottom to unstick. It's also possible that water has leaked into the motor housing, especially if it tipped over recently or if it's been run quite frequently. If that could be the case, you can pull out the grey rubber pegs from underneath (they hide the screws), unscrew the base and open it up to air out for a day or two. This happened to me and airing it out is what fixed it. « Show Less
1682939
Yes mine was brand new. I can't remember the warranty. I think it's a year but I also got additional insurance for square trade so I'm covered for 3yrs for drops spills etc
1657946
Did you follow the instructions to clear the lines before installing the cartridge. Sometime a bit of mineral buildup in the lines can cause the unit not to seat properly. I did not have any problems with dripping on mine, it works just fine to this day. You may be able to redo the procedure from the step before inserting the main control cartridge making sure there is nothing getting caught up in the shutoff area of the cartridge.
1246725
I found the tutorial on youtube - don't know about the warranty. Happy with mine - slight pain to open it to fill, otherwise great for the price.
1074916
There isn't a date on mine either and I have had mine for over a year - the drops are still working - I'm experiencing very good results. Wish I had an answer for you.
1526840
Look up Square Trade Warranty on Google. They seem to cover just about everything including damage from dropping an item covered by their warranty. With nearly 30,000 reviews to their credit, the reviews give them ratings of 4.5 to 4.7 out of a possihle 5.0. I routinely buy their warranties. Never needed to file a claim, so I have no personal experience, but the ratings in their reviews reassure me.
1378576
I own this and tested today to see how many drops you need for this to work properly. It took 50 drops! The glass tubing that connects to the bottom of the container (the bottom of the upside down L shape) on the inside has a little hole in it. For this to work properly (you will see mist if working properly although you need to look closely to see the mist) you need to fill the oil over the hole until you see the oil suck up into it. If there isn't any oil in the bottom piece while it is running there isn't enough oil. This is quite a bit of oil to use although once it gets going it will last a while. I haven't tested how long until you need to add more oil. If you are using the same oil each time you only need to top it off but if you start with a new oil you are going to need 50 drops to get it going again.
1468844
In regards to a warranty you would need to check with the company u r going to be buying it from. It's a very thick and very durable garbage can. Not like the flimsy light weight ones u use every day this has an industrial strength bottom and handles. I would b most interested in what it is that someone could do to this can to need a warranty. It is very thick and hard based plastic you can drag it over rocks or let roll around in the back of ur truck, sit on it to try to make it warp to diffrent shape, kick it... U name it I would b impressed if u could find a way to break this can other then w a saw or cutting torch to melt it. Love this can and I use it to hold water and salt for my salt water fish tank mix
1830890
You get a Samsung warranty, which covers defects, and it seems most units have the speaker defect. $43 gets you drop and spill protection... I think it's worth it.
1657626
If you purchased directly from Young Living you'd have had a 1 year warranty. By not purchasing directly from them, you are likely out of luck. However, they sometimes need a good cleaning with rubbing alcohol or vinegar to get the little vibrating disc in the bottom to unstick. It's also possible that water has leaked into the motor housing, especially if it tipped over recently or if it's been run quite frequently. If that could be the case, you can pull out the grey rubber pegs from underneath (they hide the screws), unscrew the base and open it up to air out for a day or two. This happened to me and airing it out is what fixed it.
639341
We have not had any problems with dripping anywhere. The handle has gotten wobbly a couple of times and we tightened the screw on the handle which fixed it. Sorry this isn't much help
1314130
Oh, I'm sure there's a warranty, but you'd be dealing with the manufacturer directly, and for something that costs $20, how much time and effort do you want to put into getting them to follow through on the warranty? For me, that is zero time and effort. I went out and bought a "regular" hose for less than the shrinking hose. Lesson learned.
1815428
I haven't had the problem. It dripped slightly when first installed, but I hand-tightened it some more and it has been absolutely fine for the past 60 days.
515653
This is the second time I've gotten this question, and the answer is the same: This is a USED filter. Who ever Amazon is listing as the seller Amazon should look into because they are selling used filters & should not be selling to people on Amazon! Please notify Amazon about the issue so Amazon can take the seller off the site. There is no reason that water should be dripping out of a new filter!
831709
I don't know what you mean by "drop protection" but I bought the three year extended warranty which I normally wouldn't do for personal equipment. It's my business computer.